Snake medicine: my sister. eye of the feather serpent

Snake medicine: my sister. eye of the feather serpentSize: 80x150cm; 2. 6x5ft Weaver: Rosa Sosa Materials and methods: criollo sheep wool hand dyed with natural dyes: B (cochineal), Yagshi[i (seep willow), Yauhtli (Tagetes lucida), Pecan shells and Xiuhquilitl (indigo). Handwoven on a Zapotec style loom of the 16th century adapted from European styles. Woven using a 7 threads per inch reed and wool rayon blend for warp. Patterns and symbols: This rug depicts a stylized version of the eye of Bealguie'

but the animal choosing to give itself in the first place

fur and the like

Master Weaver: Mario Bautista Martinez

Jiuhquilitl (indigo)

If it were any other country the USA and their allies would have invaded them already and claim their natural resources as payment

is a word that comes from the root word Laá which is used for name

is woven to bring love and wisdom to our life by balancing the four types of awareness in the human experience: earthly

Materials and Methods: criollo sheep wool spun in the mills of Tiangustengo

he ussually weaves for other families that export rugs but they have stopped hiring them for work

the land of the Gods in Nahuatl language

wisdom and medicine

Some deep root acacias start putting off buds with the first lightning storms and some kind of mushrooms that grow on pine trees fruit with those first strikes of lightning